Greetings everyone. I know I am a day late but still it is time for another poetry corner (even though it is not on its regular day). This week is a poem taken from my first published book called “Avenging Knights Rebirth of Lost Honor” that came out in 2009. The context of his poem was the DeathStalker’s haunting conversation with Color-code in Nephlim’s Sorrow of the Darken Fogs. I will let you read it and come up with your own interpretation. Thanks for joining me again for another poetry corner!! Oh if anyone has any poetry that you would like to be feature please don’t hesitate to send me an email at kaydee11@hotmail.com.

“I glared,
straight,
beyond the crimson gates—
the same gates that housed
murders,
of fellow mates. I laugh,
peculiarly
amazingly
to sundry beings of
subtle enchantments
called the gatekeeper
the never sleeper.
I stood firmly
limbs red burning
ashes yearned
the secret to smoke,
choking,
at my revelation
of fallen grace
the one tooth stained
my greed substance
from trails of vomit
and other confusion,
I confess
I believe the one
that devours my essence
in awe of delightful,
discernible peril
sustained death
of nobles’ health,
cried the guard of crimson gates
I walked slowly from my post,
eyes climbing every passing being
siren blast through the wind,
signaling the finish
of my actions
my devotion of devilish grins..
“I am what I unloved
I am the chosen,
Gatekeeper of—Crimsons Gates.”
by K. G. Bethlehem-except from Avenging Knights Rebirth of Lost Honor
Wow, windswept! Enjoyed.
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